Monday, July 6, 2015
Wordle #206
Collapsed dream
The membrane of which
Serves as a trampoline
Escaping mistakes
On the upward
Rush of air
Open doors
Are conduits
In and out
Hearts, too,
Are conduits
For the flow of love
Splintered hopes
Each shard
The birth of a new dream
Crack the ice
Of fear
There is life
Quilts are made
From many pieces
Old and new
Crows flap and caw
As you stagger
Gasping the new air
Clay, wet, malleable
Hardens
Becomes
Grain by grain
Our life
Through the hourglass
Bones, linked chains
Memory
And ancient history
Crawled I from the slime
To the sublime
In my lifetime
(quilts, open, grain, collapse, heart, clay, crows, splintered, escaping, crack, crawled, bones)
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The words brought hope to your piece, too. Something about crawling through the darkness brings us to light. I love your last tercet. So glad to be writing with you again!
ReplyDeleteFrom crawling out of the slime to dreaming..perhaps that is the evolution of life..or a day!
ReplyDeleteSplintered hopes..nice phrase. New dreams are always possible !
ReplyDeleteSplintered hopes is a good description that makes sense to the mind and the heart. This is deeply felt and well written,
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
You begin with darkness but then the light breaks through as fear is faced. Many good images. I especially like:
ReplyDeleteSplintered hopes
Each shard
The birth of a new dream
nice. mine ended up writing itself into lines of three as well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful written. Love how you kept everything compact with a great ending too.
ReplyDeleteThis is really well done. So much I like, from one line to the next, like steps over a stream and you wrap it up so beautifully, bones, memory, and ancient history.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments. It's always nice to share stuff. :)
ReplyDeleteWorking towards the light. Your poem does not give up. Wonderful wordle!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous that opening stanza wow!
ReplyDeletemindlovemisery
Bouncing on a dream as if it were a trampoline---I love that image!
ReplyDeleteWhirling with Marge